Sentence examples for from other delegations from inspiring English sources
We have presented an enormous amount of material". He said the Soviet delegates wanted to hear ideas from other delegations, and objected to criticism about the Soviet safety plans.
But observers from other delegations, including a group of former members of the United States House of Representatives, said the voting on Wednesday was clean and efficient.
Saudi Arabia, a strategic partner of the United States and a major financial supporter of Egypt, yielded to heavy pressure from other delegations and joined in sanctions against egypt that go far beyond what the Saudis originally wanted.
But diplomats from other delegations said the Iranians needed to provide more details of what they had in mind.
On Thursday, Mr. Taylor, joined by representatives from 16 other delegations and a gaggle of national Democratic officials, meticulously inspected the toilets, beds and conference facilities at an assortment of Denver hotels, kicking off their search for accommodations during the convention, which will be held next August.
Several colonies, in fact, expressly prohibited their delegates from taking any steps towards separation from Great Britain, while other delegations had instructions that were ambiguous on the issue.
At the same summit, British spies were also snooping on other delegations, specifically from Turkey and South Africa.
Other delegations, including those from the UK and France, walked out later when the Iranian leader said that if European countries were still paying a "fine or ransom to the Zionists" because of the Holocaust, they should also pay reparations for slavery.
Most of these inter-parliamentary committees are bilateral: they involve the European Parliament and one other delegation, usually from a single country.
The rivalry between them was so intense that it has become something of a legend in Washington: things between them got so bad -- the two men refused to talk -- that the New Jersey legislative delegation abandoned any hope of holding the sort of weekly strategy sessions that delegations from other states routinely had.
Things eventually got so bad that the New Jersey delegation had to give up the idea of holding weekly strategy sessions, the way delegations from other states routinely do.
